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Miniature Almanac tor Tomorrow.
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IVININO llNcTi‘l-lli. TILIPHONI
0N tlualneea Ohio's.
0N -Idiooriai Mom.
44- —-Irasoh Office. Nomaik.
Wit—Idlter's' Residence.
ROLLING SNOWIALLS.
livery healthy boy and every man
who was over a healthy boy has experi-
. speed the delight of rolling a snowball
until it became so large he could roll
it, no furtbcr. it was good fun and
5,, after it was rolled to Its largest pos~
sible degree it made a good basis Mr
a snow man or a snow tort or a snow
house either of which are objects woil
worthy of much labor and trouble to!
construct
Did it eier occur to you how slmi-i
lar to a snowball is the human mind?
At the moment of birth the human'
mind begins to develop, and properly.
3 _ talte ncaro of, it will continue to de-j
~~.‘ relop. until death puts an end to it}
it is Just like the snowball and it will 1
pay us to look at it. In the. same light i
and ask ourselves how big a snowball .
are we to roll up and where are we go
ing to roll It? Are we going to roll it i
on level ground or up hill or down hill'!
Are we going to roll tor a while and
then stop and let it melt and become
' useless?
Some hora start- out in lite with a
little insignificant snow ball of I mind
which is not as large as the mind of
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7h Room ‘Mah'tno sue.
Satraordtnaru Yricc Cutting On Staph
Merchandise 3or Saturdau
"hnd Mondau.
You can bun tor Ono 'Do\\ar. a Quarter to a Ks“ More
Bhan Sis \')a\uc, in some cases the pain \a coon great-
Q'i' .
\s crowding us.
hour and counter an ace. mc‘oc decided to
lot-co out mono oi the stao\cs.
Rance the lo\\o\n'\no Sou) Yucca
Our \tntncnsc purchase oi Kohdau Ohmic
3o meet the demands on
a puppy and by hard, up hill work.
and continual labor, study and inves
tigation make a mind which is like the
mind of an Abraham Lincoln or a Dan
lei Webster or a Benjamin Franklin
it means a. life time of study for them.
They did not roll their snowballs down
bill. it was all up hill work for them,
and as a result, it. became solid, com-
pact (I even, without soil spots in it.
and i was greater at. the time of their
death than at any previous time. it
was Well worth the continual eitdrt and
their names will never be forgotten.
for the simpe reason that their main.
cries depend, not upon their having
amassed large fortunes, but upon the
effect that the minds have had on their
fellow men.
Others roll the snowball of their
minds along level grounds, and though
the‘snowbali may increase somewhat
in size it has not the solidity of the
others. It. is loose. and disjointed and
ready to break apart and go to smash
"whenever the blow comes. They are
well enough most of us think but
there is still a lack of the highest at-
tainments and these people are com-
mon place for the simple reason that.
they have never had. to make any of
fort to leans
Another boy perhaps will start out
in life and begin to roll his snowball
down bill. it is very easy for him, but
It is very bad for the snowball and
when the bottom of the hill is reached
there is an end to his work, for it. can
, Mier be rolled up any higher. it has
grown larger all the time but it is illi-
lli-T'fi 23%... ’fi‘mfir‘hu
‘
a
tItho kind 0 '
“awn!" m i th
is not t'tninll th will
overcome a problem or surmount a
di cuity and when his mindxatops de
' ,‘ve plug it is absolutely useless for
“it 'is at the bottom of the hill. The
more snow w roll the ball,t gt
"the greater the quantity that adh tea
to it but we must choose good otean'
hhellthful-sll ‘
One. min}9 (is tain. We must not stop ' '
. at rolling the bail. if. we- atdsdncatlsg} .
. ,. bill-imitate Mecca never reunite the
work. They atop. never to, go again
when we stop feeding them knowledge.
M must continue to develop- or the)
; Maggie: “and to ,eyeryoue also
t"'I I15 tinaal‘
it id well worth while Keep dereiop
in your mi‘r‘tvd as long as you live. Feed
,lt on good bolesome knowledge. and
2:it. will be clean and decent always and
trial! will be sonfihtng more than a
noneniity. Reinember that your
mind has on street on your fellow men.
.‘Lf it- is clean and your thoughts, aim
and motives are good, it tends tow arri
provrers for the whole world
If ii is d and your thbughts one
wrong. . 'y’tlh are a stumbling blook .
in the. am of progress. something!
whichgpught to. bekicked out of thei
which ought. 3th be kicked out of the!
[way do not blame the world. B‘ame
_-.youmlt it is your mind you made‘
it. and you are responsible for it, both ‘
-Irre and elsewhere
I! you wish to be pleasantly located .
an: the winter; why not take a suite at
um: Clifford
everything is home like and
L rates reasonable and you
all the conveniences. Will he
to show rooms and give rates
9 “inc——
riot".
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MA-
,ti- 1- Dimcan a co,
‘ ’ saw voatt curv.
BONDS
lifeiot'ig worlt but , ‘
\Dintcr buckets.
Violets,
Suits and '5urs.
Our selling oi made up garments
the past few weeks” has been some
thing remarkable and as a result
manydines arc lisrtly brokv-n For
tomorrow's selling we have bunch-
ed the lots and marked them at.
very tempting prices.
AT $6.90. Women's and Young
ladies Coats. all the newest. many
of the top dollar lines, quite a low
at $12.50. unusual offering for the
money. $6.90.
AT S915. “Women's
mostly black. satin and silk lined.
including the practical. sensible.
style llitllnl‘llIF. priced up to now at
$15.00. undoubtedly the coat bar-
gain of the season. for tomorrow.
$9.75.
Coats.
AT $15.00. Ladies‘ Coats, in-
mm m: .1."
- «1.116,. est-attest t'filttefltilh:
gt . 22 mil) file-«rte b't'al
£55th oats, Skinners *th’l‘v‘llhcd
ncuL model valpn. 829.? 10‘ $24. 00.
' . . ,9... u- L .9 .
.. tram sat/mo licz'.
Turkey Red Damalalrfrallic 50c.
.i'da .236 vds.’,.88¢, ' .15 Wt
Iran aavtu'q 1...:
‘. 'i rate ,__;_:__. ‘W I
5bale9 Co'mtortttlyea. hull size
and neight. \aiue 01.995 Saturday,
‘ttas ' \ - -- m ,-
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ITEMS SPA ING‘IIC.
l-‘cstherbonc Collar
2 mid 2“. Inch.
regular
Wat rcn '1:
Foundations, We.
best duality, ,mousseline.
pricewflfim sale 1255c. I
Fine White incest. widths from
2.19. 4 inch. value We yd.. sale 6c
,vd. '
ITEM SAVING 76.
Women's Fine Cashmere Wool
Hose. regular price 256. 18c.
,4...
ITEM SAVING Sc. ‘
Women‘s '2Esty" Seamless Black
Horse regular price, 2 for 25¢. sale
price“ .. pr. for 17c.
ITEM SAVING 5:.
Children's Fast. Black Ribbed
Hose. all sizes. value 1259c. sale
8c.
lTEM SAVING 16C.
Women's Extra Heavy Flooced
. Vabts and Pants. value 600. 'sale
356
rrsu aavmo 7:. I
aim Shaped, stones. Fleeced
Vests and Pants, regular price 2
sale 186.
I
iTEMS.SAVINO 20¢.
t‘omfort Powder. value, 26c
8an price, ill?
in. Lyon’s Tooth Powder. 25c
little pricc, lbt‘.
Sozodont. 25c
Sale price. the
75c tic
iTlMS SAVING 9c.
Mott's All Linen Handker-
chiefs. regular. 121/.c
Sale. 91.:
Ladies‘ White Emb. and Lin
en, regular 1235c
Sale. 9c.
Children's Colon-d Borders. 5c
Sate. Sr
300 21c
5‘ -I~ (4
ITEMS SAVING 2‘0...)
1
\
:lil‘,‘r:t1~u~t~rm
I
at
Prophylactic Tooth' Brut-bet are
”4......
‘iTflm’i-
urea/its savmo 7c.
“ fi'rfiiir:.."’ ..'.
‘t'clyat_ (lli‘p Hose Sstppotitors
rcgt'iiar price 17c pair. sale price,
I2|,§c pnirf .
Ni ilu srd' s Needles. regular price.
2%?
”Se. sale
ITEMS SAVING 11c.
Binding.
.ii a M..
5 yd. lengths. all colors. regular
"Belmont" Velveteen
made I“ the makers are
price. the. lite piece.
Kliucrt‘s Best Quality Supporters
fancy webbing, all colors, value
25c, sale 19c.
iTEM SAVING 406.
Ladies‘ Flannel Sleeping Gowns,
regular price ”.25. sale‘79c.
cram SAVING m.
iladiea' Flannel and Knit Petti-
coats. regular price. 25c. lilo.
Children's Flannel Bleeping Gar»
mantis. all sizes, regular 45c, 33c.
r
ITEM SAVING 83c.
\t’lnto-r Waista. ll
Oflt‘t'ttl, regular pric
ITEM SAVI
ght and dark
c “.00. 67c.
NC SC.
\‘ictor Flour Sieve. regular price
15c. 10c
iTEM SAVING We
1 Gal, (lnlvsnm'd
rcguiar pricc 25c. i
lTEM SAVI
ti ill.
ular price 3c, 25c.
iron Oil runs.
5?.
NOSC
Enameled Sauce i'un, rog-
ITEMS SAVI
NO 23c.
i‘i an. i' uscentgddoap. \‘aluc 15c
I
“lack i‘ercaiinr Lining regular 1
Mar price I‘ll/5c yd..
' ,dhildrsn's dresses. 0 ydn. for tile. '
.b
treat saw
("T’
- idauct it‘luunei‘cti
walstlngs. ctc..
pricc. inc yd-
TC
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' I
: Saki-finite . ,,-., 3° l"'l,§c pcr pd. iu'o ids. for 17¢. '
3W ritiu; Plus-h regular ‘ ,QtplzT-a“ I liatcs' Swrsuckers. regular
' Solo price. 17c pricc 12‘,ng 3 yds. for 27c.
. I i“ I 2*:- ~~«—--~-—
4 .... .- mt. . - . . .
‘5” " ' ; I .‘:~t‘.:.:r. ‘- t . tiTEM, savmo 14c.
rm! :.""‘ , , .. ~, -
w...” 3'" . .mgllci,‘ ' '
eitcelleni for
NO '316.
c tor Kimonas.
33 in. wide. regular
3 yds. for 33c.
Hint-k Sateen Skirt, regular price
6!", oOt.
lTEM SAVI
N6 Zlc.
._...—..
Striped Outing lt‘lanuels.
light
and dark. regular price. So yd.. IO
yds. for 590.
ITEM SAVI
N0 20:.
10 yds. Hoary Dotnet Flannel.
regular price 10c yd.. 80c.
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4 BIG FUR VALUES. 4 BIG FUR
VALUES.
300 Fur Scarls.
in sable oppow .
urn. sable and lsabells fox. all the
pick of the market. including the
popular shapes.
We have made
four lots and thd prices are $6.00.
$6.90. "0.00. $15.00.
We promise to
$3.00 to‘rmo. it
save you from
you are looking
for Mrs this announcement ought
to interest you. 3
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Sillt‘.
Packer's Tar Soup, value L'fic
Sale, i3c
Disinfectinr- Soap, value No
Sale. 7c
‘3'. hai ““1: .‘J 0.7.}.
“It I .onop 27\
.ml, #4 ,..,.. ._..—.__...._.
“ ‘, tutu «was We.
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Bright. Colored Dress Plslds, t'e‘g‘Z f.-
. . tsvss'rusu'rs.
i
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Soods.
’xflohdau finnounccmcntl
Oomorrouo the Boston Store not“ dismal; than jtfiohdtn)
\\nc oi “cosmos and 311nm Boods, also shout a corn
\aroc tine oi Kandkcrchicla. \ltnhrchas and ficathcr
om'vém'v‘sr’lt'm: A csnramrv.
.Neqfliationa Between Chicago Livery
man's Association and Men Are Off.
CHICAGO. DN'. 4.-—A striku of Ihc
' carriage drivers in Illi' Chicago IIVt‘I'It‘n
became almost a ccriainty last night
‘when the negotiations that have beczi;
In pmgrt as for some lllnt bu twcc n ih:
drlters and the i.iv"ct)tucns Assurin-
ilon wcrc broke it off. Tin drums and 1
their empioycrs wcrc unubic to come it
an agrecmcni ore-r Illt' question of the
hours and wugcs, and ”III ctnployces
lct thc coni‘crcncc ui‘icr announcing
their inicntion to call a strikc lli‘Xt
Wednesday. As it i't‘tlllll it may be im-
possible to sw-urc currlngcs or will
clcs of any kind from i'hicttgo liu-rles.
whllc crcu funerals will he uith-tcd.
lu-t-nttst- ilw tlrircrs ui‘ hmrtm bcltmn
to tho ('til'l'liltit‘ liri\.-'.\' l'ninn and Will
be ol'tlct'ctl to sliiki- with tin-m. 'l'hH
tncn tltnututl ill in inch of sci-cu days
of iwwirc hours t‘lli'll. 'l‘hc Il\'cric.~4 nits-r
$l'.’ for mwn days or i‘ouriccn home
each.
r. -
TTITS? Ilyouwill
Litrenaportlonol
,4.1r' reachdamhcy
~:.- ii arm in {lites-a you.
Cbtldrm will he the Rock.
And they will take delight to
the It“"ared strength and
' health winch iohowita daily
: um.
MEN IN TIE PRO-
VESSJONS? A Clcflrm
. intellect lsyourcapltal. To
I luv: this you must supply
‘ the Brain and Nerve sub-
' stance with bod. One
' mum ol the oak contains
5 wet 609‘ more oi the albu-
; ! miodduntitbelrcompwnds.
. ' than an orator oi any other
' cereal lood. not made Irorn
oats. Thence ada—
uttrogenoua andm pm upbailc
' clemcots~ are the natoral
! ilOLfIAhM. tor the Brain
and
sustained status; a
I (I) N
«M twists day is the but
, ATHLETES? 'hco
' training hr stamina antico-
dtmnccmoloodvillhelp
‘ lihtlnRuk. Ithao ed
1, y cooked that It Is any to
tgabaadauhnllstc. A
tlonwltheachmaal will
den and develop licxilrllltyol
. ”Inho-
FOOTBALL MATTER CLOSED.
Yale News Says That Speculators Can-
not Obtain Ticketa Hereafter.
NEW HAVEN, Dcc. «is-Ali editorial
in the Yale Daily Ncws today regard-
Ing football iickci speculation dc-
clarcs that the matter is now practic-
ally closed its tar as ibc body or ihc
undcrgraduatw are concerned.
editorial includes a statement defining
the present and future position of thc .
football association. declaring that the
association was cutirciy within its
rights and acted for the public good in
publishing the names of those students
and graduates whose tickets worn
found in the hands of speculators. “it‘
this list had been constructed as a
black list, it would have bccn unjust
to publish it." says IIlt‘ News. “it is
not a black list. There is .zucb a thing.
hilt it is and always will be In tho pri‘
vacy of the football olilcc."
No c ban. c, it is .- xplsincd. was made
nguinsi_ tin mon whosc minus twir-
.VLVEBTER P.
Tn le Ettousn Foot) (‘0.
South Norwaik. (Joan.
sz-I have made the
i deliciously flavored Food.
Adults.
Bupeothdiy yours,
[wire was twat
. V
The 4,
LAIONATORV OF
.TATI CNENIIT i'C.‘ ”CNNEOTICUT-
, RUSK. and find it to he mince! 1mm Oats. by thertrmi cor.-
i “motion, which makes it a rich. pariectiy cooked, an; n
fl
published “except‘ that 'of’carelt‘aflneas
In allowing tickets to reach the hands
of speculators. “Whenever a satisfact-
ory cxplanailon was made, it was lllll-
\‘crsaily ucccptcd as irecing the man
from any blame for actual speculation.
()n the other hand, whore satisfactory
,evltlence is not given, privilege of in
turc application for tickets will he rte
fused. We. do not belicrc that the per-
sons involved worc caused any morc
trouble and etnharrassmcnt titan they
could reasonably expect as a result oi
their carelessness."
Atlidavits regarding tickets from J.
T. ()xley, 1904's and (l. N. Gaboury.
1907. are printed in the News.
HARPIBTS WILL JOIN UNION.
NEW YORK, Doc. -i.——ll,01h Madam“
Well] and .\im. Tagliavia. tlu- harpists,
whtmc citgagelncnt in. ibc tii‘i‘hcsil‘a at
thc hit-trupolitsu ()pora Housc occas-
ioned a protcst from tltc musicians” nu-
inn, IliI.\'l~' it was said today, cxprosstul
a willingness to join ihc union in 0|
(let to in old Ihc possibility oi a strikl.
WHEELER
Millt‘fll analrnla of O ‘I
'5'?"
OAT RUSK contains in the. correct proportion: tho 9
elements, which nature has designed. in
vigorous constitutions. and rugged health. in Childr. n ..:.
build .m.
Especially in growing Children. where thc- in -.
: Food that will properly nourish and sustain t..
i mould growth of the Young. is always great, PM: :' -
‘ on Rusk to be both a superior and an ind-sf:
34min. ..
._._-. ...__ .. um“...
gnu-aw
. . .
any quibblinf.
class. We a
and numerous other kinds.
,é‘ALL 5S0; 1'
GOOD THINOS TO EAT.
PURE VERMONT MAPLE SYRUP.
SOME EXTRA FINE PR UNES. APRICOTS. PEACHES. ETC.
FRESH EGGSS. ROSY BUTTER, HEAD RICE. DELICIOUS COFFEE.
SOME EXTRA FINE TEA.
THE BEST COFFE IN TOWN FOR THE PRICE—25 C l‘S. LB. TRY IT.
Binaries E. Seymour. leading Grocer. 33 West Washinqton Street.
Like" Finding Money
Bargains for Saturday.
or ’SStore
The Art. of Provisioning
Is easily acquired it you purchase from our store. We tell you just what grade an article is without
If it IS not the best grade. we tell you so. and show you that the price is second
ways have the best grade in everything it you want it.
Now 1.5 the Time
For HECKER'S PANCAKE GOODS: also a full line of RALS'I‘ON‘S BREAKFAST GOODS.
December 5th.
I: can. more: LAND PACKID Jsassv romross. can 8:.
viscous rates l2c can.
as La. , vaav ass-r ELGIN casmsnv aurrsa. to. 25¢.
we ouaaau'rs: rma tort-as To as swear mo NICE as can as.
to: no. ‘ aoarou anoirm FLAKE, case more on MON ARCH oars. pso. 10c.
viscous rates roa nova CEREALS to tile. _ .
50° “0- MAUI) s. on Jones FLOUR. ‘ no see.
we. ' 5 onion: ksaossus OIL. “=-
at/.c LI. v awur'r's LEAN‘CALIFORNIA HAMS. 8W: LB
In to. someone «isthmus: LEAF LARD. Lt”
REMIMIIA TNI asovs Low cam anions Alta FOR aaruaoav.
use: voua okoaa wrrH us. at! dump“! urtsracrtos.
Y
5 Both Stores.
IS AND "mil". STREET.
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